Lynne Flood’s (’82) animal tales
You can learn a lot about life from animals, says veterinarian Lynne M. Flood (’82).
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David Morgan (’80): A new home for a second chance
David Morgan’s (’80) second-chance school is getting its own second chance to reach even more youth.
Read MoreDavid Forsythe (’64) explores the ‘dark side’ of war, human rights and U.S. policy
International relations expert David Forsythe (’64) on terrorism, the Arab Spring and the next refugee crisis.
Read MoreJack Shearin (’50): Building hope, one ramp at a time
Jack Shearin (’50), 84-years-young, has helped build more than 600 ramps for the disabled.
Read MoreChuck Millsaps (’83) guides a record-breaking run across North Carolina
Chuck Millsaps (’83, P ’13, ’16) guides elite runner Diane Van Deren from North Carolina’s mountains to the sea.
Read MoreLawyer and activist Jeannetta Craigwell-Graham (’06) on Rwanda’s lessons
Taking a break, this alumna looked up from her career-building priorities at a NYC law firm to refocus her vision to help others.
Read MoreRising star’s art combines reality, fantasy
Awkward shapes? “I find that a slight hint of discomfort or confusion is enough to evoke a second glance,” says sculptor Jessica Vogel (’08).
Read MoreFaces of Courage
Wake Forest seeks help from alumni to commemorate historic integration decision.
Read MoreGaye Taylor Upchurch (’96) on theatre, “Escape,” and the creative process
“Escape” opens in New York this weekend with director Gaye Taylor Upchurch (’96) as maestro of the play as well as a successful career.
Read MoreA Literary Tradition
Wake Forest writers flourish thanks to the enduring — and endearing — 'Why not?'
Read MoreSeriously Funny
For 49 years, historian Jim Barefield has been teaching students the Art of Comedy
Read MoreThe Best Thing I Ever Read
Wake Foresters tell us about the best thing they ever read, and why
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